http://blog.al.com/tidecorner/2007/11/report_card_results_mississipp.html Wow. Overpaid? No way.:wave:
I gotta believe if Bama loses to Auburn then all hell is breaking lose out in Bamaland. And rightfully so. Wasn't he hailed as the 2nd coming of Jesus? He should be able to pull of miracles and beat teams like Auburn and LSU even with inferior talent, I would think. Where has all his great coaching and gameday management gone? Maybe it was never all that great. Ya think?
Strange, none of the Bama folks I talk to are worried/upset. Of course, you can go to tigercrappinggs and see meltdowns as well - every team has their 'lunatic fringe'...
They aren't really having a meltdown at Bama. Most of them didn't expect Nick to win much this year and the rest are just finding that out. But Nick took Dinardo's players and won the SEC in his 2nd year at LSU. Bammers will be expecting A LOT from Nick next year.
Pre-season, I could see this being a 9 win season. But, I didn't think we'd have the inconsistencies I've seen from the offensive production. Realistically, I saw 7-8 wins. 7 will be hit, 8 is possible and 9 is a streak of luck. Funny how this season has gone. 3 wins followed by 2 losses. 3 wins followed by 2 losses. 3 more games to play. I must add how much I appreciate TigerN.L.A's unfaltering dedication to the Alabama football program.
You must admit, for being the highest paid coach, you'd think he'd be able to at least beat the inferior teams (Miss State, FSU) and outcoach the better teams even though there might be a slight talent gap. The argument that he doesn't have the talent to compete with teams with more talent must mean he's on par with those other coaches (as far as coaching ability goes), and needs equal talent to get him over the hump. So is his coaching really superior to all the other coaches?
My dedication to the bammer nation? seeing them perish is my goal. Satan has them headed to football hell. LSU lives in Nivana, Miles away
